The results of this study provide further clinical evidence that patient-applied, patch-based PSG is a viable alternative to in-lab PSG, enabling broader access to gold-standard sleep testing.
At-home sleep tests are convenient and cheaper than lab studies. But there are some major differences you should know before buying. Taylor Leamey Former Senior Writer Taylor Leamey wrote about all ...
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Stanford AI spots disease warnings hiding in your sleep data
While most of us treat a sleep study as a one-night inconvenience, researchers are now turning that single session into a ...
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Smartwatch sleep tracking looks smart, but is it accurate?
Smartwatch makers promise to turn your wrist into a sleep lab, translating tiny movements and heart rate blips into colorful ...
The following information was released by the National Sleep Foundation:. Brian Clark is a writer and educator based in Los Angeles. His articles have appeared in The Austin Chronicle, Movieline and ...
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Researchers Can Predict Risk for 1,000 Diseases Based on Sleep
Could our nightly sleep provide hidden clues to serious illnesses—years before symptoms appear? And could artificial ...
People whose symptoms make it highly likely they have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) can safely start treatment without first obtaining a confirmatory diagnosis in a sleep laboratory. So concludes a ...
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